Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Local Ad Claim Relief
An aged reader reports kidney discomfort for ten years and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after trying diet, rest, and medical advice. The ad cites a local address at 67 Ransae Avenue and a sixth street Kansas location for purchase and mentions Wilts States emeneber as the agent.
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Yale
Ransae Avenue
Fawley
Eurner
Sixth St
Kansas
Doan
Busta
National League Notes and scattered game results
Summary of National League action with scattered mentions of teams and players across venues including Louisville and Cleveland. The fragmentary text notes performances, batting, pitching, and travel, with hints of specific box events and dates but lacks complete results or clear outcomes.
Last Words and Funeral for Judge Foster at Residence
A large crowd gathered at Judge C Poster’s home on Eleventh and Harrison for his funeral honoring a life shaped by justice and public service. Col W H Rossington delivered a tribute praising Foster’s courage, integrity, and commitment to liberty, while flowers and a state casket framed a solemn transition from life to death.
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Harrisom
Judee Fos
Tripelia
Judes
Abram Wyman
Unitarian Church
Foster
Frank Foster
Waldémar von Dahlen
Frank Park
Rowkington
Siler Foster
Kansas
Wintt
Michigan
New York
Karsas
Ife
Cassius G. Foster
Tribute to Judge Poster Highlights His Devotion and Integrity
A memorial recounts Judge Poster as a zealous advocate who became a fair jurist, noting his unwavering duty to clients and the impartial demeanor he adopted on the bench. It recalls ceremonial tributes, pallbearers, honorary pallbearers, and attendees from Lawrence, Kansas City, and beyond, with interment at Topeka.
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Souon
Hossington
X-nophon
Socrates
Emirek
H. P. Dillon
W. Littlefield
Charles Brovd Smith
T. Quinton
J.D. McFarland
Howel Jones
David Grainger
W. H. Rossinguim
W. A. Jotmnin
The
Supreme Court
Sacnyet AL Kingman
Z. T. Hazen
Samuel A. Russ
Larrence
Albert H. Horton
Valentine
Kansas City
Hode
Abilene
Pannit Wairtwant
Atehiban
Undersrund
Bushnell On Warpath Attacks McKinley Hanna Nash and Dick
Ohio governor Bushnell launches a sharp interview attacking the national administration and the Hanna faction. He accuses Dek and Nash of backroom maneuvering, criticizes Dick and Col. Tick, and claims the president ignores Ohio’s needs. He warns of party losses and vows to oppose Hanna and his allies.
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McKinley
Hanna
Nash
Tura Columbus
Oto
Bushnell
Ohio
Hanne
Gol. Dek
Republican Executive Committee
Chary
Foster
Hits
Tick
Perent
Art
Tushnell
Caluard Dicks
Colt
Jucerper Buntinell
Ilalé Ereployes
Judea Nash
Na Fhamis
Esernor
McKinley’s Summer Plans Show Shifts in Travel
President McKinley may cancel a planned trip to the Paris event due to serious conditions in the Philippines. He intends to be in Chicago in October for a cornerstone ceremony if volunteers are needed. After returning from New England he will visit Long Branch with Vice President Hobart and may undertake multiple summer trips, possibly delaying volunteers returning from the Philippines.
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Washington
Mee Kintey
Philippines
Thia
Chicago
Apo
McKinsey
May
Hay
St. Paul
Beare Tie Always Bought Phrase Confusing OCR
An unclear OCR fragment mentions the phrase you have always bought and the signature line. No concrete event, people, or organizations are identifiable from the text. The readable bits resemble a trademark or ad slogan, not a complete news item.
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Castontra
Castornia
Radical railroad rule to curb scalpers enforced July first
Railroads from Chicago to New York and other eastern cities adopt a through ticket system requiring travel on a specified day hour and train with arrival on the exact timetable. Tickets become worthless if the passenger misses the set schedule and only continuous passage is allowed to prevent scalpers.
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Chicago
New York
Ptlrogds
Atlantic Coast
Jehieh
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Ifa Peracn
Prosperity Mexico Trade Ties Across Kansas City Guns and Pipes
Kansas City reports on Prosperity in Mexico with notes on trade relations and Mexican labor needs. Be discusses Mexico’s progress while Santa Fe Mulread Be positions as a general agent and Turkey Company wins a large sewer pipe contract. Sir Farnsworth plans a Rome return. ties to Te Pema area noted.
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Kansas City
W. S
Santa Fe Mulread
Mexico
Lahorer
Ineas
Turkey
Comny
Farnsworth
Lis
Rome
Te Pema
Damages From Texas Floods Hit Southern Pacific
Austin Texas June 23 The Southern Pacific reports its washouts from the West Texas floods are the most serious in the line's history. About twenty eight miles of track and several brakes were washed away needing rebuilding. A 60 man crew works to restore the road, with six months projected to finish.
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Austin
Texas
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Construction
Bates Resigns as Master Mechanic for Memphis Road
Fort Scott notes master mechanic E Bates resigns after twenty-nine years with the Memphis road in Fort Scott. He will assist in the transition and his family plans to move to California as soon as a successor is found and may begin work with another line.
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Memphis
Fort Scott
W .K
Bbs
Teatim
Fort
Caligotaia
Sang at Their Work Why Colored Hatlroad Employes Lost Their Positions
In Arkansas City a crew of railroad workers were dismissed after friction over singing on the job. The piece notes that several insisted on singing at work, a practice carried from the south and questioned its legality and impact on employment.
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Arkansas City
Braman
On Her Death Bed Clara De Forest Pleads for Drink
New York society figure Clara de Forest once known as Miss Clara de Forest begged for a drink on her death bed before dying last night at her home in New York. The obituary notes her social prominence and a decline tied to alcohol. Mrs H Hewitt, tied to former identity, is identified in reporting.
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Clara de Forest
New York
H. Hewitt
De Forest Sisters of New York and Their Decline
Clara Teresa O Shea and Agnes de Forest rose from Spring Street to New York society, hosting famed foreign dinners for Oscar Wilde and nobles. Agnes died in February, Clara lived in seclusion amid heavy drinking, confessing to Dr Acken before her death. Clara inherited and squandered a $50,000 legacy, clinging to drink until the end.
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West Fifth Alcoho Forty- Street
Clara de Forest
Agnes
Duke of Marlborough
Oscar
Doctor Acken
Acken
West Fortyifth Street
Thomas Francis Shea
Trinity College
Dublin
Notre Dame
Montreal
O'Shea
Canada
de Forest
Clara
Agnes de Forest
Anger
East Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Lord Coleratge
Thuke of Marlborough
de Forest House
Oscar Wide
New York Orient
Wilde
New York
Oscar Wilde
Paris
London
Viensa
Jett
Swift's Specific Cures Obsolete Sores and Ulcers
Testimonial from L J Clark of Orange County Virginia describing a six year stubborn ankle ulcer. He notes prior treatments failed until Swift's Specific, a vegetable blood remedy, was used to purge impurities and end the ailment. The claim is permanent cure of deep seated sores by blood purification.
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L. J. Clark
Orange Courthouse
Swift
S.S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Inside the Capitol Bond Vault Guarded for Eight Million
An article details the state treasury bond vault in the capitol, housing about eight million dollars in bonds and securities. It explains the security features, the permanent school fund of roughly 34.5 million with about 40,900 bonds, and the complex semiannual coupon clipping and registration process handled by clerks, auditors, and treasurers. The piece highlights the vault’s organization, the variety of funds including university, agricultural college, normal school, and insurance securities, and notes the meticulous system keeping bonds and coupons in exact places for rapid access.
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Capitol
State Treasury
the Treasury
Werler
Permanent School
Treasury
Scomi Fant
Statuyine
Mechanic Arts
Agricultural College
Unde
State
Egislati
State Normal School
Surance
Kansas Mutual Pluce
Treasuer
Thompson Lands Deputy Warden Post For Topeka Man
W A Thompson of Topeka is named deputy warden of the State penitentiary with duties to start July 1. Formerly sergeant at arms in the last house of representatives, he is praised for integrity and a strong record. Thompson previously Sheriff of Lent County and later worked in State Treasurer Atherton’s offices before joining Port Arthur development efforts.
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W. A. Thompson
Topeka
Etten
Thompson
Tom- Unson
Thopipeon
House of Representatives
Minge
Wthre
Lent County
Topel
Atherton
W. C Edwants
Port Arthur
Osborn Responds To Critics On Asylum Location
Latvia's Speaker Osborn defends his official actions amid criticism over asylum site decisions. He claims rivals accuse him of dishonesty to undermine his leadership and references alleged efforts to organize committees for different towns, including Salina and a western town, after Clay Center lost.
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Osborn
Latvia
Thad Tes
Salina
Osborn Defends Board Allegations Amid Political Pressure
Judge Osborn talks of alleged plots to stack committees for Salina and Parsons. He denies wrongdoing and warns enemies fear a legislative bid, while stating he has no desire to return and may become a candidate.
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Aetne
Salina
Fr Parsons
Judge Osborn
Tam
Burton
Werten
Salina Cient
Mir
Jung
Effingham Man Named Dairy Instructor in Multiple States
H Van Leeuwen of Effingham has been appointed instructor in the dairy area at the Manhattan outlet and has also received word of appointments as instructor at the dairy shop in Madison Wisconsin and at the air school in Columbia Missouri He will likely have to decline two posts and is undecided which to accept.
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H. van Leeuwen
Effingham
Manhattan
Madison
Wis
Columbia
Faulkner Touted for Orphans Home Superintendent Post
A Kansas state board of charities reportedly favors appointing C E Faulkner of Minnesota to head the soldiers’ orphans home at Atchison. Faulkner has prior experience as superintendent but was dismissed by the Leedy administration. Governor Stanley’s stance remains unclear as discussions continue.
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State Board At Charities
C. EE
Faulkner
Minnesiwitis
Atchison
Young
Leedy
Saat
Stanley Bs
Ada A Journal
Board of Charities
Dana Faulkner
Feeding Immigrants Privilege Raises Bids in Treasury Debate
Washington June 23. The treasury department weighs bids for the privilege to feed thousands detained at the barge office 124 New York. Emil Schwab offers 600 for the three year contract to provide three meals daily at 16 cents per immigrant. Livingston de Tolley bids 6000 for the same privilege and meals at 16 cents each.
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Washington
New York
Treasury Department
Pat Rowlel
Efoil Schwab
Livingston & Tesley
Wttia
Emil Schrwab
Livingston de Tolley
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Thompson Lands
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